Chapter 23 Quiz C with References

. An early modern increase in 'industriousness' resulted in _____.

. Josiah Wedgwood's success came from his inventiveness—and from his copies of Asian designs.

. Slaves were crucial to worldwide industrial success because _____.

. Technological innovations responded to increased demand rather than driving demand.

. Craftsman-tinkerers were critical to _____.

. The two countries which surpassed Britain in industrial growth by the end of the 19th century were _____.

. The samurai class was key to experimenting with new innovations and technology in Japan.

. One of the main factors preventing developing countries from industrializing was _____.

. Europeans finally balanced their trade with China in the 19th century by selling them _____.

. The main class worldwide that was hurt by the Industrial Revolution was _____.

. African elites reacted to the end of the slave trade by _____.

. Despite their growing wealth, the middle class still saw themselves as inferior to the traditional landed aristocracy because they worked for their money.

. The English artisans and laborers who resisted industrialization were called _____.

. Women's work in factories always received lower pay because _____.

. Industrialization improved communication and contributed to the development of local cultures and the breakup of national identity.

. The goal of socialism was to _____.

. Artists reacted to the industrial revolution by _____.

. Women were the primary agricultural laborers in Africa.

. African farming techniques remained primarily the same for centuries, limiting African productivity.

. American rice growing techniques were imported from Africa by enslaved women.

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